For the best in harvest style, create layers of decoration that will transition successfully from the late days of summer through Thanksgiving.
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When digging into gardening in September, you’ll transition from summer veggies to fall crops. Find out what else is on the gardening checklist.
A top fall task for your cool-season grass is aerating and overseeding to get the lush lawn of your dreams in spring.
Scare up some fun with this Halloween coffin centerpiece built for a skeleton and decorated with succulents.
Making this smoky vegetarian chili lets you spend precious holiday time making moments and memories instead of hours creating weeknight suppers.
Grow your own organic oyster mushrooms year-round inside your home. No foraging at sunrise needed.
A little feeding and overseeding now makes for lush, green grass in spring. Follow these steps for a healthy lawn.
Grow these fast edibles for fresh fall flavors well into the season.
Overseeding is one of the most important tasks in growing a healthy, lush lawn.
With the right grilling accessories, you’ll grill like a pro.
Late summer is the time you’ll see more spiders in your garden, due to the number insects they prey upon. Know your garden spiders, and they will be your friends in the garden.
Problems in the garden may start with a nibble on a leaf, or a bite out of your prized tomatoes. Before long you wonder what kind of pest is in your garden and how you should handle it. Learn more about mindful pest management from the author of “Humane Critter Control: The Guide to Natural, Nontoxic Pest Solutions to Protect Your Yard and Garden.”